Whoa, It's HUGE! - Eberlestock V90 Battleship - Preview

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You asked for it so here it is; This is the preview of the Eberlestock V90 Battleship! This is a favorite amongst Preppers, Hunters and Soldiers; let's find out why!
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Price : Price : $429
Weight: 8 lbs, 12 oz (Empty)
Capacity: 6050 cubic inches (99 liters)
Color: Coyote Brown (V90MC), Dry Earth (V90ME), Hide Open Rock Veil (V90HK), or Unicam (V90MJ)
Features of Eberlestock V90 Battleship Pack:
Large, 6050 cubic inch backpack
Adjustable internal frame
Spacious front pocket with radio rack along back wall
Bottom pocket can be separated or joined with main pocket
Fold-out rain cover
Storm collar allows for extra pack expansion
Compression straps double as grapple straps for equipment lashing
PALS/Padlock webbing for additional pouches and accessories
Wider, extra-cushioned waist belt for improved weight distribution
Side hydration pockets and mesh sleeves
High strength and lightweight
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[@GearReviewDepot]

Holy super pack batman! Who needs a tent and sleeping bag when you can literally climb inside your backpack. lol

[@corradogiorgio]

Perfect for winter/expedition camping.

[@jakeboss2653]

I love this pack, I don't use it very much, few times every couple months about, I store my rifle in my pack exactly how you explained, it works great. Great review of this pack I loved it. -Jake

[@thefucrew9865]

I bought this a few months ago, and have used it when we helped during Hurricane Harvey in TX, and in Florida. Holds a ton of stuff, but is extremely comfortable. Used it to go on a shopping run (road march) at 0330 this morning.....8 plus miles, round trip....almost $300 worth of groceries.

[@ltcdsmith]

I own the pack and have used it on two backcountry hunts. Carried well both up and down the mountain. Had no problem getting all my gear and food for a week with me. My one complaint is the side mesh pouches. One ripped the first year on a small branch. Really took my time to repair when I got home. The next year same fail again but to both. May have been a nice idea but any small branch will tear them. Will have to cut them out and try to rig a side pouch. Will Cary the weight as mentioned but does have the design flaw for a higher end pack that is pretty tough.

[@militarygearjunkie2522]

Its a great militaristic alpine pack. It works really great on mountain terrain with heavy load cause its got flexible aluminum frame. One of the best packs I own.

[@welpro21]

Luke, check out Kifaru International gear and packs. They are very nice and build in Colorado. They have a huge following in hunting, military, survivalist, and many others.

[@Dmac6969]

I've been eyeing up this company. And I've been wishing you did a review on this. I typed in the company and bam there you are reviewing it. Awesome! Gone up a ton on price since this though

[@NorwegianWoods]

It is actually pretty small compared to my Bergans Powerframe :) The pack looks like a great piece of kit. Thanks for the review - Martin

[@jeremymalatt2221]

I love this pack. I'm thinking about getting one for my hiking trips on the Appalachian Trail. I got the Marine ILBE Pack right now. its a great pack. holds up really well. but this one is a monster, I gotta have it. guess I better start saving money now. lol. take care man. Be well!

[@DustySquitoNM]

"Why are there never any god damn pillows in this house?" - Mrs. Lone Wolf 2015

[@MsF4ucorsair]

it's extremely similar to an ILBE main pack. I think someone who really wants this but can't afford it would be really happy with an ILBE.

[@cthulhu6697]

I actually prefer the ILBE with it's APB03 assault pack and the Dutch Alpine Saracen

[@mobiltec]

Now I can bring my lap top, battery operated sawzall and a toaster with me when I go into the wilderness. Maybe even could fit a weed eater in there.

[@panzerabwerkanone]

+mobiltec no microwave oven?

[@mobiltec]

+panzerabwerkanone Well we must draw the line somewhere LOL..

[@Thomas-sv6jr]

I would have to say with my limited experience in the amount of packs I have owned,, the frontier gear of Alaska pack from Barney's Sports Chalet is one of the very best when heavy hauling in the triple digits, with reasonable comfort, and a favorite of hunting guides in AK. Very tough pack.

[@markthompson484]

Mark.... Awesome review. I have had this pack on my radar for some time now... Buggin' out Everything and the kitchen sink, not to mention the fold out Jacuzzi.

[@iena71]

Congrats to your big deal! I'm also waiting for such a deal, but in a few months I'll buy it directly from Eberlestock at full Price. I think this pack is better than the TerminatorXL, which seems really too long, at the same theorical capacity of 99 liter (6100 cubic inch, for yanks). Thanks for the preview !

[@johncampbell335]

I was just loading up my ILBE bag for a winter overnight camp, and I was wondering if someone made a bigger pack. Here it is. Holy moly.

[@panzerabwerkanone]

+John Campbell Are you sure of the specs? It seems to me the ILBE is larger volume especially if you got all the extra pouches and assault pack that usually comes with it.

[@johncampbell335]

With the assault pack, it holds more yep. I leave it off though. I do have two sustainment pouches on the sides though, so I still have more volume than this pack. Winter gear sure is bulky.panzerabwerkanone

[@panzerabwerkanone]

+John Campbell Yeah a lot of people try to cut the weight of the ILBE system. I just strap mine to my polar bear and let him carry the weight for winter outings.

[@carmas54]

I got the little brother from your recommendation and then I got the warhammer to incorporate the two. I think the combo of the two is the best solution you could ever yet

[@beartrackwoods4720]

Luke,you know, Eberlestock V90 backpack reminder me the first time I went to hike at the A.T. I used my Molley II system from deployment. Few thru-hikers made fun of me. There were cool people by the way. I though I was going to swift through the mountain. Few months prior I ETS from the military. My wife & I begun our journey at Springer mountain, Ga. Oh lord, 50-lb + did not do any good for a pleasant time my wife & should've had. We still managed to do 25ml in 5 day.

[@leth1337]

hey i see this was a preview, any chance for a full-out review?

[@sixstring417]

couldn't have a better name! " Battleship!" Awesome!

[@jackwalsh1468]

Luke, outstanding review. Col. Glen Eberle, would be proud. Bravo Zulu!! My personal choice is the "Eberlestock J107M" with the "Spikes" duffle bag attachment. Scaleable from 2500- 8000 CI of storage. Well worth the coin spent. Cheers, Mate.

[@kkprepper950]

Love God Love your channel Thanks luke that's one heck of a pack.

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Good review Luke. Every Eberlestock I used is very comfortable and well thought out. atb Opal.

[@MI_Prepper]

I have a his and hers for long distance bug out/INCH bags. Hope they only have to be carried to and from the car to be honest since my back is shot from the Army 30 years ago. Got a great Black Friday pice on them in 2020 for $375 each in multicam!

[@stockrbot73]

You are so lucky to find that pack... =D

WOW !!!!! Fantastic super pack ! Greetings from Austria , Martin

[@a45456565]

Thank you Luke😺

[@garyrieck629]

You missed the two sleeves one on each side for 3 liter bladder each side behind that webbed pockets.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Wow! That is a beast. Def a long term BOB

[@nissanlord]

Great pack. As long as you have someone to share the load! Can't imagine humping 100 lbs for 20 miles. Although I've seen others do it with even more. Man you stole that pack!lol

[@Toretang93]

Hallo luke, that pack is so big you could use it as tent 😲 And also i like 2 se you reviwe the windcatcher airpad 2 :)

[@cthulhu6697]

You'd think it would have quick releases, especially given how big it is and that it's used by military units and personnel who probably have it available at the PX. It could use more MOLLE IMO, again owing to it's size and the fact that some things you want right there, nice and conveniently, and you can easily get plenty of stuff and not dig around in such a giant ruck. Great review of a great ruck, but with it having a $500 price tag, I will stick with surplus

[@MyWorldInDisorder]

99 liters and a bladder ain't one? See what I did there? So if I ever need to haul around gear for a small family, or a small family themself, I know which bag to get! Thanks Luke!

[@rafael661kc]

omg id love that pack.... dear santa...

[@williamkeil8414]

Perfect pack for me, excellent video as always

[@hagarderwikinger5365]

On you even 30 liter backpacks look huge!

[@Jakewolf69]

I want one so much.

[@Paul-eb3pg]

I have a kelty 128 but that looks way bigger, the pouches must be the reason.

[@DIESIONAENSEMBLY]

I had my battle ship for many years! But the week spoot is the net on the sides, i had to cut it away. If you have a tiny fracture on that it will fall apart..

[@isandringpersson6520]

Do you still have and use this bag? I would love to see an update review like you did with the Terminator. I have the Terminator and agree with your criticisms. Does the Battleship suffer from the same side to side instability issues? Thanks for all your reviews.

[@montanabillings6222]

Great job, Luke.

[@GaryV16]

looks Like the big Kelty pack I took to Iraq in 2003 with some upgrades.

If I want to carry a kitchen sink, I´ll get this pack!

[@MrMike4017]

Wow what a humongous backpack🙂😃

[@MsF4ucorsair]

luke, how did you find it on ebay? what were you searching for, or were you just browsing 'military packs'? You keep getting incredible deals, I need to get in on this!

[@viahney7200]

Unfortunaltely the V69 Destroyer is too small for autonomy especially in winter time, too bad that they don't produce a middle size around 5000 ci

[@survivalcomms]

Good God that is a titanic pack ! I thought my Dana Glacier was big .....

[@ronaldcobbley9668]

I could live out of that pack

[@kevinray7237]

I love that pack

[@JB-cs4jt]

The next pack I'm gonna buy, is it still in your inventory? How's it holding up?

[@LowPlainsDrifter60]

That is a beast of a pack but 3.9 Kgs isn't that heavy for a bag of this size. The Karrimor Sabre 60-100 which has a similar contenance, weighs about the same. This pack looks to be made of rip stop nylon rather than cordura & the back system does look a little weak for a pack of this size.The shoulder straps are very thin too but maybe it was designed to be worn over body armor, I still wouldn't want to carry any weight over long distances with those flimsy straps, even if most of the weight would be carried on the hips Great review as always Luke & I reckon that pack could make an emergency bivi bag for some......

[@panzerabwerkanone]

+Blacktimberw You will find a lot of military gear is designed as a system to work with all the other gear that a soldier is issued including the body armor.

[@sigoutdoors2013]

I'm looking for something big like this to pack out deer from the woods, will the sleeping bag compartment hold a slumberjack 0° sleeping bag? It's about the same size as the green, black, & bivy military system in its compression sack. Thanks hope to hear from soon as I have cash in hand to buy a new pack soon!!!

[@SheepDogNumber6]

That battleship may sink us.

[@bearbenedek6425]

Yep

[@3095Alex]

Hi Luke is that Dry Earth or Coyote Brown?

[@danm7298]

I love TOGR. the only thing i dont get is y he always says he gets these incredible deals on ebay. Every video he says he pays 50% or less than what you see the item going for. youd never ever ever find someone selling this pack for 150$. maybe 350$ on an incredibly good day. you might see an auction where the price is at 150$ to start, but the item wont sell for that cheap.

[@danm7298]

youd be lucky to rent this pack for a week for 150$ lol

[@danm7298]

He literally always says he got it for way cheaper than you or me would ever find them. maybe he has super powers when it comes to buying outdoor gear. maybe he uses jedi mind tricks to get it for next to nothing. "you want to sell this pack for only 150$" *waves hand at the person*

[@bmbpdk]

What a huge pack! Please, those loose straps....it looks like... i wont say... When i was a conscript i had superiors that would tell you to get a hold of those straps and show you how, if you didn or forgot, they would cut them off and leave you with a backpack without straps and it would be your own problem finding a way to fix it, the depot would laugh and get you a new one the first time, the second time you would be on your own. From that day since, thats 15+ years now, my straps are tight and well maintained, and i never ever lost anything and water never ever got into my pack from loose straps or unzipped zippers A tough but fair lesson. And the first time you are to carry a 20kg+ pack on your shoulders because you forgot to pack a extra hipbuckle, you will always have a spare one. "Learning by f*cking up"

[@deputyprepper4931]

Luke, I really like all the packs in the eberlystock line. Thanks for the review keep up the good work.

[@ReagerNu]

Is there a full review, Luke..?

[@chrisgiddens231]

Good lord that thing is huge your could put your kids in that thing

[@thebmac]

That HUGE! least if you ever get hurt while out with Susan, she could put you in there and carry you to safety!

[@MrDrachnag]

Bugging out with this bag? I wouldn't be able to step out of my house with that beast and gear in it :D

[@ryannelson500]

Do you still have this pack, have you actually used it, would be good to see a review of it in action

[@panzerabwerkanone]

Wow that pack is bigger than you Luke! I thought that maybe a lucky viewer would get this pack when you said you thinking of selling it. Consider this. What is left of your injured back vertebrae will be crushed by the weight this pack can carry. I don't foresee you quitting your day job to become a Himalayan Sherpa. Not unless your idea of bugging out is being forced out of the house for using the couch pillows again. lol :).

[@zeroinblack7317]

Why would you put the lightest things at the bottom? Think guys.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Because you want the heaviest on your back, that's why. - Luke

[@nck4888]

429 dang I just spent 580 on that pack

[@militarygearjunkie2522]

Dude, this vid is from 7 long years ago. Think about how old you were.

[@go2yadramah415]

What are you using for your intro graphics

[@didiergiraldo8606]

Does anyone know what material it is built on, why doesn't even the eberlestock page itself say it, is it a secret material?

[@militarygearjunkie2522]

Mostly ripstop nylon.

[@renaissancemarinetv3536]

THOSE ARENT PILLOWS!!!!

[@meidamx]

Have you ever paid full price for any of your Eberlestock gear?

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

The sleeping bag I did but if I remember correctly, the packs I bought used. - Luke

[@allengreg8498]

TheOutdoorGearReview where you buy them used from?

[@maltasfinest85]

Hello friend...if you had to pick...terminator,battleship or destroyer ??

[@xenue6211]

I have the F4 Terminator and if I had to pick I actually would pick the XL version of the terminator rather than the battleship or destroyer.

[@bbarnhartpd]

I am trying to decide which pack to invest my money. Which do you think is better...the Marine Corps ILBE or this pack? After serving in the desert and almost dying, I cannot tolerate the summer heat and humidity anymore. I love the outdoors, so I am learning to winter camp more comfortably. That brings me to my point...I need space, particularly suited for my sleeping gear and shelter. The ILBE and this pack have the area near at the bottom suited to my purpose. Any suggestions, or other ideas? Thanks

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

+Bill Barnhart Hmmm, I would have to ask you this; Are you interested more in camping or backpacking? If you are going to hike a far distance I would highly recommend going with different packs as these packs were made to carry lots of heavy gear and not really made with comfort in mind. Do you really need the strength and the space that these packs provide? - Luke

[@bbarnhartpd]

+TheOutdoorGearReview - Both really. I am a Veteran Infantryman and use to the rugged reliability military gear provides. Especially since I do not like to stay on the trails. I need something to haul all my snivel gear and then some for my adventures. I respect your videos since you also winter camp which is probably my best bet now.

[@GabbyN90]

Luke, what packs would you suggest for long-distance hiking?

[@vnigallahoir3523]

As someone who carried a ILBE pack as part of my wilderness school experience, I prefer something that is front opening, where as the ILBE isn't. It makes finding something within the bag really difficult as you have to digdigdig to find it. I also had issues with the quick release system coming undone in diverse environments, making the bag fall from my shoulders while jumping across streams. I ended up taping up the ILBE's QD's to make it some what more reliable. While that's a perfect feature for combat patrols, it's not what you need in a civilian pack. Also the ILBE isn't as large as the V90 is, which is why despite having the ILBE in my closet, the V90 is my new carry pack. Hope I didn't get to the party too late.

[@gashosimon2678]

That is a Hercules pack. You and probably most of us here are just too small for that pack, fully loaded.

[@nerdnendo1655]

very big heavy bag but looks practical

[@rainbowhiker]

Quality bag for certain. Toooooo.... big for me. I couldn't use it.

[@soothingmeow22]

Dose it have a nsn

[@ericmatthews3307]

It was stolen and listed on ebay

[@Bierce88]

Can it sink though

[@cyborbot547]

Battleship lol I would just pack my truck lol and take it all.

[@pimmelmann1]

Must be an good backpack for the winter in Sweden I guess? Looks anyway really good

[@DustySquitoNM]

Maybe people use it to bug out by just climbing into it and hiding.

[@bowshott007]

is this internally the same as the V69? i dont need a pack to haul 200 pounds

[@hangassan]

+tacticalangler Yes, although somewhat larger...read post above...I have a V69 Destroyer, and it loads as much as an Osprey Aether 85...with only some exceptions (the Aether is a very tall pack, so some things must be strapped along side the Destroyer)but the Eberlestock pack, in my subjective opinion, is a much more comfortable carry...BTW, I have loaded it to 80 lbs...it carries such a load with relative ease, as much as 80 lbs can be carried with ease, but I too am too old to carry that much for prolonged periods...with age comes wisdom and discretion...hopefully...

[@mh1124800]

150? You lucky man, lol.

[@tek2advance]

Whats your height?

[@rafael661kc]

at 9:20 a bug runs across the lens

[@panzerabwerkanone]

+rafael661kc Luke's camera assistant got in frame.

[@rafael661kc]

panzerabwerkanone lmfaooo

[@vitaliyfrolov7432]

monster :)

[@lordberly]

a.k.a The Nope Backpack

[@Paul-eb3pg]

Please Santa? He has not listened to me in years :(

[@panzerabwerkanone]

+Paul DiDonato Maybe if you could possibly get yourself off the "naughty" list. My wife says I'm on there permanently.

[@Paul-eb3pg]

Not sure I can either, so sad

[@epixmiscellaneous1530]

i didnt watch to see a buzzard fly by lol

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Buzzards awesome and so is the V9 pack. - Luke

[@epixmiscellaneous1530]

xD

[@michaelfabian2401]

NOPE!

[@STRIK3N]

“Military grade” is a terrible term to use. If you were or are in the military, you know “military grade” is equipment from the lowest bidder and generally doesn’t work that great.

[@militarygearjunkie2522]

BS

[@NoTrail]

Man....I love to prepare to "bug out"...I am in constant fear of armageddon.....not

[@MrDrachnag]

Bugging out with this bag? I wouldn't be able to step out of my house with that beast and gear in it :D

[@josephtobin5937]

Laughing Lando. So work out.

[@MrDrachnag]

Joseph Tobin True that. I would just prefer a smaller and lighter backpack, you will get into difficulties when you try to force your way through dense forest and stuff